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Trade School or College: Is one better than the other?
I fully and firmly believe that anyone can do and achieve either, but the "right fit" is specific to the unique individual.
Driven by Values, Ethics, Responsibility and Care
The college application process is one of life's great bridges--a rite of passage for many.
Tips and Reminders for Writing Your Personal Essay
To B(FA) or Not To B(FA)
The earlier a student can identify that they wish to pursue a course of study in the visual or performing arts the better.
College Admissions in Four Steps
How can a student stack the odds in favor of his or her success in the College Admissions Process? In a few simple steps...
Changing Your Mind (and Not Giving a Hoot What Others Think)
Meg had planned on attending a college in the UK since she knew what 'going to college' meant, and her senior year in high school had been filled with determination, dedication and a good deal of anxiety surrounding getting into her UK school of choice...
The Materialization of Honor
As many colleges and universities tighten their admissions requirements and selectivity increases, students are looking for a leg up, for a "look at me!", for a stamp of uniqueness that will set them apart from the 'herd'.
Mindfulness in the College Application Process
To the Graduates
Following the Signs
What signs are you following or ignoring? And what does one do when the signs are not in neon flashing lights, showing us clearly the way?
Our Clients Say:
I have seen Nita June work with students for about 5 years. She had worked with all kinds of students. She connected with students that other teachers couldn't reach. She is down to earth and easily finds something in common with the student and what was difficult becomes easier and there is a willingness to learn. Both of my kids worked with her and learned a lot and also were inspired to teach and share education. Can't say enough good things about this gentle soul and sunshine.Lynn N. (Parent of High School Senior and Junior)
